>> headed to helsinki, president trump in transit to finland in its one-on-one meeting with russian president vladimir putin tomorrow. >> is president trump is set to make history, let back at the milestone means between u.s. leaders in russia including this one with president reagan and soviet leader mikhail gorbachev and what was accomplished in 1985. >> lawmakers in washington reacting to robert mueller's indictment of 12 russians interfering in the 2016 election.

>> thank you for joining us. welcome to "america's news hq" on sunday. elizabeth prann. leland: i am leland vittert very nice to be with you at home. president trump on his way to finland ahead of a summit with russian president vladimir putin and he says he has low expectations for the meeting. >> nothing bad is going to come out of it and maybe some good will come out of it. i'm not going with high expectations. i don't really -- i can't tell you it's going to happen. >> john roberts live. chief white house correspondent we always have high expectations for your reporting. what are your sources saying? >> well, i would hate to burst your bubble swelled to the best i can. the president lowering expectations for the summit, also lorraine expect patience for the coverage will receive if we put some pictures of the president leaving there in scotland halfway between where

he was at turnberry glasco where he flew in. the president readings and unfortunately no matter how well he do at the summit, if i was even the great city of moscow as retribution for all the sins in eagles committed i would return to criticism that it wasn't good enough. i should've gotten st. petersburg as he has all the way along on this trip. i will tell you one thing. the indictment of the 12 of the election that came down on friday is going to change the tone to some degree that they summit. the president said when he was with theresa may at checkers checkers on friday in a press conference that he was going to bring it meddling in the election. don't forget vladimir putin has denied to his face that the russian government had anything to do it meddling. this gives a lot more ammunition to say, do you want to stick to your guns but the russian

government had nothing to do with it because now we've got in a pin against agents. also on the agenda will be crimea, what to do about syria come is it possible to become a partner and not. for all the criticism about continuing the meeting after the indictments are even having the summit in the last couple of weeks. jon huntsman says just talking is a good thing. the president raising some eyebrows the european union. to pony up in raymer money to the table. now considering when it comes to trade that the e.u. like china and russia the european union is

a fellow. you wouldn't think of the european union, that they are excel. china is safe though economically. but that doesn't mean everything. it means they are competitors. >> competitors and photos can often be very, very different things. a chance to put questions to president vladimir putin tomorrow 4:30 local time. they will hold a joint press conference, which has surprised a lot of people. they want to go their separate ways. >> john roberts and his entourage in helsinki. enjoy the northern lights my friend.

>> the agenda for the summit in helsinki is still unclear. the hot topic in the latest news cycle is the indictment of 12 russian intelligence officials for conspiring to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. for more insight, i run doug mckelway. >> the assessment of those indictments from washington class are all over the map. legally speaking it will be treating with russia so there's no chance they will be brought here to face trial. secondly, the timing of the indictment is deeply suspicious to some too embarrassed to admit this north for a wrench into the toxic putin. john mccain believes it is come the entire works raina president trump is not prepared, and someone in helsinki should not move forward. democrats are also suspicious of president trump's motives. they don't want him to be alone

with putin. >> this meeting shouldn't take place. they are an adversary and my fear is this president in particular has been reluctant to call out that committee and has been completely reluctant to call out but not a bad actor and that's why we need to make sure there are people in the other room. >> to national security adviser john bolton argues the indictments followed the president in his talks with putin. >> he was perfectly prepared before the meeting. it strengthens his hand. it shows that the justice system, the department of justice are aware of these russian efforts of election meddling. the president can put this on the table and say this is a serious matter we need to talk about. >> the true test of president trump's effect events will come in the midterms.

or take retaliatory action if it happens again. his art he criticized president obama's lack of response in 2016. americans finally should take comfort in noting that her election system is not interconnected. each precinct, districting tabulations are separate from one another and can be hacked in entirety. many question computerized ballots rather than paper why they say why do we take a chance. back to you. liz: doug mckelway. tried to attack, mike rounds for the armed forces committee there on the senate side. good to see you sir is always. this is what the president says he asked xm bringing up the election issue with vladimir putin. take a listen. >> i don't think you have an agi did it come you got me. you never know what happens. i will absolutely firmly asked

the question. >> you know what the russian capabilities are. you also know what our capabilities are. is that the president saying he's going to do enough in your mind or does he need to follow that up with the threat if this continues? >> at the first step. two leaders meeting, beginning a dialogue. i don't have my expectations for the president was correct with regard to their cybercapabilities, they are using their cybercapabilities whereas in the united states, we have some reservations about whether or not we should be attacking russia through third-party countries. russia has no concern about that. china and russia both attacked the united states through third-party countries. they go through a software system or a computer system, networking system and stay in a neutral country. from there they will come in. >> with that in mind the

russians feel they can act with impunity and so far they haven't had any meaningful consequence as to what happened in 2016. is that the president to say no bring it up to him, i'll ask him about it. in the past he said i had nothing to do with it. i believe he means it. is bad enough for dispute need to get a different message? >> i think putin will get the right idea. >> with the ideas you should get? >> we all know what the real facts are here. along with outcome is not a matter of trying to embarrass him. it's a matter of making it clear we understand russia was trying to interfere in 2016. not the first time they've done not here though is perhaps their most successful using new tools, cybertools. they were stealing them rather than breaking into an office they were stealing information in meeting it out. leland: how was the message

delivered to the russians? jon huntsman talked about this with chris wallace. we know he did in 2016. there's going to be real consequences. how is that delivered? >> not so much what the president says today. it's a message that we know this occurred and by the way, they will learn the hard way we are serious about changing the way we respond to cyberattacks. part of that is as a country we have to be prepared to take offensive capabilities. >> you say we have those capabilities. why are we using them? >> was to use them, the other team learns other team are in chennai. adversaries will learn what offensive capabilities are. >> with the good of having them if you're not going to use them? >> precisely. at the very top levels, the discussion is should we stay quiet, silent, listen, learn.

perfectly capable of setting in waiting of learning. leland: everyone's weather summaries pop up and launch a test missile and show exactly what their power is. we haven't done that in the cyberworld. spirit that's correct. we have not. our policy says in order to do an offensive plan, it takes level after level of approval different than what it is in other domains of war. air, land, sea. when it comes to space in cyberspace, we have a different set of policy guidelines would like to respond. leland: president trump jen roberts treated out it doesn't matter what happens in this meeting. even if they gave them the keys to the city of moscow. fair critique? >> yes, it is. that is part of our system. our colleagues on the other side of the aisle, democrats are going to be critical. one or two might say was good that he met.

reality is democrats are going to come after him. republicans on the other side will probably be more defensively in line with the president no matter what happens. this is a good thing. the right thing to do to step in and for these two leaders to me. i think our president has not taken advantage of. he will have an opportunity to go one-on-one with mr. putin in the back of his mind saying i don't understand this guy. he doesn't follow the norms. >> you certainly been unpredictable. good to see you as always. >> thank you for the opportunity to visit. >> just moments ago aboard air force one, congratulations to france who played extraordinary soccer in winning the world cup. president putin and russia putting on a truly great world cup tournament. one of the best ever.

the head of their meeting tomorrow. when president trump said thomas vladimir putin in helsinki monday, it will be his 16th meeting with a united states president. putin was bill clinton three times at barack obama and 12 times with president george w. bush. the first meeting was back in june 2001. >> i'll answer the question. i looked the man and i covet that he he be very straightforward and trustworthy. we had a very good dialogue. i was able to get a sense of his soul, a man deeply committed to his country in the best interest of his country. i appreciate the dialogue. >> this meeting between president trump and putin is also not the first u.s.-russian meeting to take place in finland. now, for more historical context on the meeting, let's bring in presidential historian in friend

of the show, doug wead. thank you for joining us. wish you were in the studio. without having you on. the president has low expectations ahead of the meeting. is that for situational meetings or because we've seen this meeting take place before with prior administrations? >> yeah, i think it's a little bit of both. i think the summit is going to be about money. he went to nato and said you've got to spend more than you think is going to go to helsinki and say you've got a spend less. with donald trump, and his monomania. make america great again. jobs, jobs, jobs. he told us in advance it's going to be a lot easier with root and then with nato because it's easier to talk people into spending less money than talking them into spending more. i expect him to say, hey, we

will stop gaming baltics fakes if you stop. let's work together on terrorism. that is what brought putin to power, dealing with terrorism. you can talk putin into working with us on a few of these issues, it will save money that he can use for his infrastructure program. >> when you talk about president trump putting america first and that's why he was selected to make this that he's been doing. how are things different? especially the past 48 hours with the 12 indictments coming down. how is the u.s. approach in russia now and how is it different than past administrations? >> all of these summits in treaties are very different. three slender threads woven through all of them in history back to antiquities and all of these treaties are about power, money and land.

about power and this one too we can talk about the ukraine. there's one thing you'll never hear on tv than others khrushchev was from ukraine on his wife's birthday he gave a big chunk of russia to ukraine and it didn't matter at all because they were both countries and the ussr. but when yeltsin dissolved the ussr, a big chunk of russian speaking, russian orthodox christians were part of ukraine and its that's causing the problem see it differently than the russians to you. >> did you expect or anticipate anything to come out of that? i've been watching some of the political talk shows and critics are saying the same, why are we having this summit? what does the u.s. want? rush to get out of syria and certainly a lot of things.

critics are saying it's unnecessary. is that true? >> tremendous duplication of expense. if you are russian, would you want a new country with nuclear power in your border? they have an interest to work with us on north korea and iran. it can save us a lot of money if we pool our resources and can save a lot of money in terms of raising money for nato if they would spend less on their defense. a lot of mutual interest. that is why trump said the one in russia will be easy because it is easier. it is a win-win for america in. the idea is absolutely ridiculous. if reagan can sit down with gorbachev who's still running concentration camps, then surely we can sit down with putin. all his problems notwithstanding

a 16% income tax rate. some say more religious freedom in russia than we have in the united states. certainly these two can sit down and deal with some of these issues. >> thank you for joining us. we anticipate the meeting tomorrow with a lot of news to come out of it. thank you on the sir. stay tuned for more coverage on the summit. chris wallace talks to u.s. ambassador john hudson on "fox news sunday" at 2:00 p.m. bill hemmer is also in helsinki and he will host a special report tonight at 6:00 p.m. to p.m. tomorrow, don't miss chris wallace's exclusive interview with russian president vladimir putin. leland: fox news alert as we learn three people are dead. pictures from the crash screen left. nearly two dozen injured or made us crash in new mexico. you can see just north of albuquerque. authorities say they include say they include a bus in three other vehicles be 10 miles north

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the scene. >> president trump says maybe some good will come out of monday's summit with russian president vladimir putin. this is not the first time the two have met, but it's the first official summit between the u.s. and russia under the trump administration and for that we could amy kellogg who was live. hi, amy. >> as far as food goes, it has been quite a week for him so far. tomorrow may just do the icing on the cake in terms of positioning himself as the global leader. this is hardly the look of a man who is facing international sanctions and isolation. here he was yesterday taken in a gala concert with the head of the international football organization who called this the best world cup ever. the one that just wrapped up infinitely with france winning.

putin said he was glad that tourist and fans alike. he said i'm glad our guests all this with their own eyes in their midst and prejudice have crumbled. putin was meeting with french president emanuel macron today. he also met with nick or bond, and e.u. leader who slammed the sanctions against russia today say they are hurting europe, too. as a reminder of his status as a major player in the middle east come with putin has said israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu this week no doubt discussing getting i ran out of syria and the special envoy of of iran's supreme leader no doubt asking for russian support in trade and perhaps positioning in syria. despite all this, people think trump is wrong to be meeting with putin tomorrow. >> it doesn't make sense to dignify a vladimir putin with a meeting with the most important man in the free world.

vladimir putin is running an economy the size of the state of new york. his military budget is 90% less than the united states and is making trouble over the world. he shouldn't be rewarded with this type of recognition. >> for those who don't know bill browder, he was a major investor in russia and the subject of a fraud case. his lawyer, served a magnet ski was killed in jail in moscow in russia. russians say he died of natural causes, but browder has managed to get something called the magnets the act passed by the u.s. congress which puts sanctions on russian individuals considered to have had some link to that case. liz: amy kellogg with the very latest. appreciate it. >> still ahead, new questions congress has for this man in a possible bias in the clinton e-mail investigation. as the president heads to

helsinki, how his meeting with vladimir will play back here at home. >> the president as a chief negotiator. not me. a good sense of what these issues aren't and where he wants to go. he wants to improve the bilateral relationship and find ourselves on the same page some of these common interest areas. 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. actually, that's super easy. my bad.

liz: agent peter stzrok emancipate spending time testifying before congress. pages expect it to resume her testimony tomorrow. trillion turner joins us with more lies. >> wrote fbi officials put in some serious time on capitol hill this week at a combined total of 15 hours of testimony. agence stzrok was broadcast live. president trump weighing in today with more of his reaction. >> i watch some of the testimony

even though i am in europe of stzrok. >> the nation's capitol has been spent and largely broken down along partisan lines. republicans offering universal condemnation in line with the president. democrats are coming to his defense, blaming the gop colleagues for the atmosphere that prevailed at this hearing. >> character assassination. in generalizing isolated incident, cherry-picking facts, sometimes fabricating facts. it's astounding. it's a new low in the united states congress. what a shame. >> republicans now worried about what impact the hearings will have on the ongoing muller investigation. congressman ratcliff earlier today on "sunday morning futures." >> the government can't walk into a courtroom with peter

stzrok as a star witness. within 10 minutes of seeing these attacks seeing these hacks come the jurors would have reasonable doubt in their mind. the credibility of peter stzrok and lisa page of primary importance to ultimately let people think of the findings. >> slated to return tomorrow for the second part of the closed-door deposition. he may go over into a classified session. after part 1 on friday, one of the harshest critics conceded she had been forthcoming, transparent and said the committee had learned new information from her testimony. >> gillian turner come interesting. thank you so much. train to the president to helsinki later this hour is therefore one -- air force one touches down. added to ahead of this is down from u.s. ambassador jon huntsman telling fox news americas message is clear. >> we have an election coming up in november and if there is

meddling in the election this november, like we saw in 2016, will not have much of a relationship left. >> what talk about this with david packman khmer radio host in their respective cities. philadelphia and boston. nice to see you. when you listen to the president advisers know whether it be jon huntsman, ambassador bolton or others, they are far harsher if their rhetoric than the president. would he make of it? >> that is true. i wish the president were harsher, but the reaction, what the administration is doing. we put more sanctions on putin. we've picked up more delegates for russia. so his actions have been firm in this manner and it's way over blown his going to give away. president trump will not do this in a negotiation. i wish the rhetoric were more

direct. >> it digs up an interesting point. if the left problem among many that they have come in the way goes about foreign policy or actually the substance of it. don points out he's been pretty tough on putin. much tougher than obama by selling weapons to the ukrainians. >> i think the problem is the easily manipulable reality of donald trump. if we want a preview of what we can expect to putin, we look at what happened with kim jong un were donald trump claimed that very on the basis of the exact same vague promises from north korea before treated on the way back that the nuclear threat is over. >> in that vein, treated this morning. it's been nine months. there hasn't been a nuclear test in there hasn't been a missile test. why should we give credit for that? >> as i was saying coming days

after the supposed victory and opening the door of relations, they went to potato farmers at a showing that there is nothing there. what i'm anticipating would be that donald trump would be incredibly impressed much like he was with kim jong un. i would be worried especially after the nato summit days ago were trump started hinting that maybe we go this far away. that plays right into it wants, so i wouldn't be surprised if that gets pushed on a little bit as well. >> fair critique and something to be worried about? >> no. i don't think that's the case. kim jong un is not getting to the final step where he's able to hit it. that is what is important. do i wish president trump or more buttoned up as john bolton might? i do when it comes to putin.

that's his style. leland: real quickly come you don't like his style, but results are there. >> were certainly no results to speak of yet. >> hold on. is that really fair? nine months about nuclear weapons without a missile test. >> in a report that there's actually an advancement in the nuclear research capabilities. i think that there's going to be allegations here are that i am unwilling to see progress. i actually was hoping for real but to read. i've been following the north korea crisis for more than 10 years on my program. i am committed actually. it's one of the main humanitarian crises we need to focus on. >> let me get a question in. in reality, president trump was able to get a nine-month moratorium on missile testing. this from a regime of president obama said was the single greatest threat to the united states when he met with president trump.

how is that not an accomplishment in and of itself regards to the other issues? >> up all of a sudden the focus is who in the past said someone as a geopolitical threat, he's got to go back to the drawing board that's exactly what the entire republican party said. leland: just answer the question. i was no missile tested in no nuclear weapons testing in nine months not an accomplishment? >> explain what prompted to call it an accomplishment. leland: okay, i have no idea what that means. if you do, knock yourself out. >> it comes back to it is an accomplishment. it was president bush, president clinton, all american presidents couldn't break through. he was approaching the final steps to be able to hit us. no american -- that's the truth. >> i would rather --

[inaudible] >> this is an eco-chamber talking point that trump was able to achieve something by securing a meeting. north korean leaders have been desperate to get the recognition it was the president -- >> it was the trump tactics that got the meeting and who knows, maybe woke up kim jong un versus other american presidents. >> move on real quickly to the presidents interview with cbs this morning that aired about the hacking of e-mails by the russian government. take a listen to what the president said. >> dnc should be ashamed of themselves for allowing themselves to be hacked. they had bad defenses than they were able to be hacked. i heard they were trying to hack the republicans, too. this may be wrong, but they have much stronger defenses.

>> david, is it a fair critique works much as the democrats trying to scream about russian collusion in the russian intervention in the election, democrats were in charge of the national security apparatus when it happened? >> the idea here that if you wave it about hacking, it is the fault of the victim when you don't want to blame the party who did the hacking is absolutely hilarious. anyone who doesn't see the absurdity, it can be very hard to engage on the fact when it comes to that. the real big news related to this as we now know when donald trump quote, jokingly said if russia wants to hack killers he knows it wouldn't be a bad thing. the first attempt to do that happened within hours of the statement. that's really the news. >> we win, i would counter that we know from the rosenstein report on friday, the big news is no american is in committed

any act of collusion or crime and there's no evidence the russians were attacked. they won't affect you then you've got a knock off this witchhunt. >> wait a second, hold on. a witchhunt that fine 32 which is already is not exactly a witchhunt. number two, when you say no american citizens have been accused of crimes, paul manafort is american. leland: not accused of -- [inaudible] >> we appreciate it. thank you very much. obviously come a spirited discussion. but not a little bit longer than we thought it would, which is a good thing. we will see you soon. liz. liz: wow, that looks fun.

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leland: the tarmac at helsinki airport there just about 9:00 p.m. s. air force one is on the arrival coming in with president trump. have a couple of days in scotland preparing for the big sitdown meeting with vladimir putin that takes place tomorrow. we are told by our crews on the ground although you can't actually see it. an uneventful flight or the reporters on air force one from scotland they are to helsinki. >> we have our own john roberts on the ground there with some very latest as we know a lot of

anticipation for the meeting which takes place. tell us about the atmosphere there. >> first of all, the beautiful sky behind me 9:00 at night. we still got at least another couple of hours of daylight before the light finally fades the president trump will get a good view of helsinki when he drives in from the airport. he doesn't get to see too much of the city but it really is a glorious city. as for the meeting between the president of vladimir putin, what's really ironic is they have so much to talk about. the last time they were the same room together back at the aipac conference, back in november, we were told by the white house there was any official bilateral meeting between the two because they didn't have anything to talk about. the six months make a big difference or why. we'll be talking about a lot of things of course for the

annexation of crimea the president told a press conference on friday that he could be the chance for american relations with russia improving even if russia stays in crimea. ambassador jon huntsman was fast, wait a second coming are not ruling out that he might recognize the annexation of crimea to which ambassador huntsman says that is highly unlikely. highly unlikely the president would recognize that, but not to say russia couldn't stay there for a little while longer as they do some sort of negotiation about what might be possible regarding crimea. the president wants to talk to putin about syria, especially the continued role in syria. nuclear weapons is a huge deal between them as well. leland: i'm going to interrupt you for one second as we see air force one beginning to taxi up after it landed at helsinki. the president coming for two days in scotland after the press

conference you were out with the british prime minister headed to scotland. he also said he was doing a lot of prep work for this meeting with either mere putin. what are your sources telling you in terms of what prep went into this, what is their game plan, especially since we are hearing for two different message from administration officials. much tougher on the russians than what we hear from the president, which seems to be playing the good cop in this. >> the president does have the unique ability to be a little play good cop and bad cop on some issues. when it comes to putin, you'll see reflections of the summit with north korean leader kim jong sunday. they are being top of the sentience of rhetoric we called with john bolton in terms of how he viewed the denuclearization and the president comes in and says hey, let's try to have a relationship. the president will go into the

meeting with putin tomorrow after being briefed by john bolton on many occasions. jon huntsman communis massacre to russia and many other people come in with the attitude of look come a very strong nato is witnessed by the summit declaration last week. we've got sanctions on you. we know what you're up to. we just had the indictment of 12 russian agents in the election meddling investigation. it is time for you to start playing ball with us. you have a better chance of a good relationship in getting some of the things you want then you do if you fight against us. jon huntsman said opening a line of communication coming in outcome and i down the tension is at the meeting is all about. survey live frog said establishing better lines of communication is a real goal. president trump said russia is the numbers vary, but better get along with russia than not get along with russia.

>> you certainly do get the sense that the president is at least setting up the idea that it is better to get along and that's what we want to have happen. >> we had a snippet from an the president said had fairly low expectations for his meeting and also said the day before he didn't expect this moment for the apology from especially the fact that there's 12 indictments passed down whether or not that has a lot of weight and russians can't necessarily come over to the united states and be accountable for those indictments. were you surprised when he learned there would be a press conference after their meeting and what he expects the optics to be like? >> i was surprised there was a press conference afterwards. i did not think latimer her poodle would want to meet the president. i was skeptical they would want to meet the press also because he could face a number of questions about what did you talk to putin about. the interesting point is when

president trump made that statement with theresa may checkers were you ask about meddling. he knew prior to about the rosenstein was about to hand down the indictments. he had been briefed on that. i noticed the president said there seemed to be a greater degree of certainty that russia was in fact behind meddling. ambassador huntsman said this morning the president should take the evidence into the meeting and say look, we know what was going on. maybe you can explain further the idea that the russian government had nothing to do with this and then send a clear message to putin that midterm elections are coming up here to stay the out. >> whenever critics say the president must hold russia accountable, what does that mean to the administration, and mean and how can they be held accountable and how could we make sure they are not involved in the midterm elections, which are right on the end.

>> well, it all depends on what your view and perspective on this. holding russia accountable is don't have any dialogue with them. the president and our nato allies incoming communication with russia is better than not having any communication at all. ambassador huntsman is one of them who want to see the president sent a clear message to putin that by virtue of these indictments we've got your number. even though you've denied many times the russian government had anything to do with the election. we've got a lot of evidence that says the opposite. when the elections come around will not hear a peep out of russia. that's a pretty tall order because russia could easily ignore and continue doing what it did happen the 2016 election. they'll meddle in each other's elections including the united states. leland: rand paul on cnn say

not. watching air force one pull up in helsinki for the steps to drive up and the door to open. coming up at 2:00 p.m. eastern here, 9:00 p.m. in helsinki. we will join "fox news sunday" in a couple minutes. in the meantime the president's arrival in watching him come down the stairs. sometimes he takes a moment to chat with the press. in case they want to make statements. is emitted. point. the ambassador to russia who is there in helsinki. does he talk to members of the >> there is at least some agreement about what will come out of the meeting. president trump is sort of throwing that playbook